Affordable Online Offerings! Missouri and West Virginia

[bjcheung77]

West Virginia has a couple of research institutions, WVU and Marshall.
Marshall seems cheaper and offers several Bachelors, many Masters, DBA/EdS/EdD
Marshall Online: https://www.marshall.edu/online-learning/
Tuition: https://www.marshall.edu/tuition/2021-20...-and-fees/

Missouri has several inexpensive institutions offering online options.
Truman State University in Missouri has 4 online graduate programs, Counseling, Data Science (and cert), Gifted Education
Data Science Grad Cert/Masters Tuition: https://www.truman.edu/majors-programs/g...and-costs/
MS Data Science & Analytic Storytelling seems interesting: https://www.truman.edu/majors-programs/g...a-science/

Missouri State has many offerings, it's probably the most affordable in the state too.
Missouri State online programs: https://outreach.missouristate.edu/Onlin...ograms.htm
Internet Based Fees/Tuition: https://www.missouristate.edu/Registrar/...d-fees.htm
Example: MS Cybersecurity roughly $10K - https://cybersecurity.missouristate.edu/...-costs.htm

North West Missouri has several online degree offerings at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
For $10.5K, you can get a MS Data Analytics or a MS Geographic Info Science.
You can search around on their site for their programs, the tuition is listed for each one.
North West Missouri Online Programs: https://online.nwmissouri.edu/

South East Missouri has several interesting online degrees for both undergraduates and graduates.
Their online MS Applied Computer Science (awesome for NON CS majors) $386.50 x 30 = $11,595
South East Missouri Programs: https://semo.edu/academics/online/index.html
Online Only Tuition/Fees: https://semo.edu/student-support/financi...index.html

[cardiacclep]

I enjoy the geographic break down of schools. Interesting posting. Thanks.

[Djwhiteman]

West Virginia has a couple of research institutions, WVU and Marshall.
Marshall seems cheaper and offers several Bachelors, many Masters, DBA/EdS/EdD
Marshall Online: https://www.marshall.edu/online-learning/
Tuition: https://www.marshall.edu/tuition/2021-20...-and-fees/

I'm planning to transfer to Marshall for my RBA after I get my BOG AAS from Pierpont because only 3 of 24 credits required from WV schools has to be from them. I've looked at all of the WV state schools that the BOGs transfer to that offer the WVROCKS reduced tuition ($250/credit) courses and Marshall just keeps coming up as the best option. The WV schools have the advantage of failing grades that are 4+ years old not counting towards GPA for those 2 programs.

[khwaja1924]

Thanks for the information. Very helpful. I'm surprised at the price of graduate degrees in West Virginia. Excellent value.

[MrPanda]

I´m checking this link:

https://cybersecurity.missouristate.edu/...ements.htm

"Completion of a minimum of 80 hours at the time of application." <- What´s the meaning of this? 80 hours?

[LevelUP]

I´m checking this link:

https://cybersecurity.missouristate.edu/...ements.htm

"Completion of a minimum of 80 hours at the time of application." <- What´s the meaning of this? 80 hours?

I would assume this is 80 hours of college credit.

[carrythenothing]

I´m checking this link:

https://cybersecurity.missouristate.edu/...ements.htm

"Completion of a minimum of 80 hours at the time of application." <- What´s the meaning of this? 80 hours?

Since it's in reference to master's degree admissions, it probably means 80 credit hours (credits). Keep in mind the other eligibility requirements if you're planning to apply.